4 Continuing Care Communities in Scottsdale, Arizona

Russell

My wife died of "natural causes" at LiAnn's ca. 3:00AM. The "house doctor" Dr. Livi refused to sign the death certificate. He said, I could agree with him, he had nothing to do with h3er. It also had several errors. I have filed a document with the Attorney General of Arizona.

Carolyn A.

Care received was abominable. Staff showed no empathy or compassion. My brother was admitted after hospitalization with several critical health issues. He was diabetic and suffered renal failure. He was evaluated at admission and several troublesome wounds were noted. A care plan was written up, but the wounds were not adequately cleaned and treated. One became so seriously infected that it would have required surgery, had he not passed away before that could happen. Also, in the several days he was there, he never received a bath, despite many pleas from him and from me on his behalf. We were always told it would happen, but it never did. I would definitely not recommend this facility.

Barbara

I liked it. The room was very nice, and the workers that they introduced me to were very friendly and said they hope I come back. My son liked it also. It gave me good vibes. The community was very nice, and the woman that took me around was young, very outgoing, friendly, and kissed me goodbye. They were very hospitable and warm. The apartments were very nice. The grounds were pretty and had a water fountain, a rock garden with flowers and a few statues, which I like.

Donna

My mom has been here for a little while now. It is clean, it has a slightly more upscale look to it, and it appears comfortable. The regular staff is fine, but there seems to be a communication barrier with the med tech staff. I have doctor's notes for specific times that medication needs to be given, but that is not being followed on a consistent basis. They're doing a good job with the food because they have a very good variety for people in that age group. My mom has never been much of a social person. There are a few things that she is really interested in. They try to get her involved in activities, but most of the time, she is not interested. They have music, bingo, cards, puzzles, and an exercise group. They have monthly activities, like if it is a Mother's Day or Father's Day they do stuff, and they celebrate people's birthdays.

William

Westminster Village AZ starts at $5,100 a month. You pay a lot for it but it's just incredible, really nice, and modern. The food is good, out of this world, and delicious. They have two restaurants and one is more formal -- you literally have to wear a tie and jacket to eat there. They also have a place that's a little less formal where you can go and order food. The staff is extremely nice and friendly. It's a very secure place and you have to have a code to get in the gate.